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The ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship has arrived!

The ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship has arrived!

The National Yacht Club is incredibly proud to be part of this prestigious World Championship, welcoming some of the very best female ILCA 6 sailors from around the world to Dun Laoghaire.

Over the coming days, the fleet will battle it out across the challenging waters of Dublin Bay, with World Champions, Olympic medallists and rising stars all competing for the coveted ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship title.

And, of course, we’ll have a very special sailor to cheer on. 

Our very own Annalise Murphy returns to the ILCA 6 fleet to compete on home waters. An Olympic silver medallist and one of Ireland’s most celebrated sailors, Annalise began her sailing journey here at the National Yacht Club. We couldn’t be prouder to see her competing at this level on Dublin Bay and the whole club is firmly behind her. Go Annalise!

Read the full ILCA preview and discover who to watch at the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s Worlds:

Read the full article – ILCA Sailing

Pilates starting Wednesday 9th September

Pilates starting Wednesday 9th September

New Course of Pilates starting Wednesday 9th September, 7 - 8 pm, for 6 weeks in the JB Room. 

Instructor - Rachel Browne who is also a Personal Trainer and Nutritionist in the local area. 

The classes will be mixed ability and choreographed to the needs of those in the room.  

They will be designed around sailor's needs - including core, balance work and everything needed to stay sailing fit.

€100 for the 6 week block.   

Please email Rachel on rachel@rbpt.ie, who will respond with a booking link and advise regarding equipment.

Highly Recommended !  

WELCOME HOME, BRIAN!

WELCOME HOME, BRIAN!

Join us this Friday as we welcome Brian Uniacke home to the National Yacht Club after his incredible Clipper Round the World Race with Team Tongyeong!
 
Welcome Home Drinks


📅 Friday 4th September
⏰ 6.30pm
📍 NYC Bar

Come along, raise a glass and give Brian a warm NYC welcome home!

Ladies Lunch Autumn Schedule

Ladies Lunch Autumn Schedule

Schedule for the return of of Ladies Lunch for the Autumn season.

8th September - Gather to chat & catch-up with friends after the summer break.

13th October - Ken Browne joins us to discuss all things antiques!

10th November - Rochelle from Dubray Books to tell us what should be on our Christmas list!

8th December - Two special guests to wrap up the year.

  • Woolly Magic by Karen
  • Vicky Serle - Silver Jewellery Ireland

For bookings contact Email: catering@nyc.ie or Phone: (01)  2805725

Calves Week 2026 – Ann Kirwan

Calves Week 2026 – Ann Kirwan

NYC members Ann Kirwan and Brendan Briscoe raced their Schull-based Ruffian Orca II in Calves Week 2026, their 6th consecutive year to compete in the event.

Orca II was entered in the 10-boat White Sails 2 (WS2) Echo fleet with NYC Commodore Rosemary Cadogan signed up for all 4 days. They were joined by NYC’s Robin Hilliard and Nika from the Ukraine for the Fastnet race on day 2. Mike and Deirdre Buttanshaw and Ann’s niece Sophie were invaluable crew on the other days. 

The 80 boats racing over 6 classes were greeted with champagne sailing conditions throughout the 4 days, enjoying warm sunshine and plenty of wind for the first 3 days, especially on Wednesday for the Fastnet race. 

With all classes sailing the same course for the Fastnet race (weather mark, Goat Island, Fastnet, Amelia and finish in the harbour), it was quite a sight to see the bigger boats catching up with the smaller boats as they rounded the Fastnet in a strong breeze and quite a swell.

Cassidy Completes 2,500-Mile Homecoming in 10,000-Mile Atlantic Odyssey

Cassidy Completes 2,500-Mile Homecoming in 10,000-Mile Atlantic Odyssey

Dun Laoghaire sailor Frank Cassidy has completed a 2,500-mile homecoming voyage from the Canary Islands aboard his Pacific Seacraft 40 Ocean Blue, bringing to a close a three-and-a-half-year Atlantic island odyssey covering almost 10,000 miles.

The National Yacht Club's Cassidy sailed home from Lanzarote via Madeira and the Azores, completing the first part single-handed before being joined by Damian Payne for the Atlantic passage from the Azores to Ireland. The summer passage was the final chapter of a much wider adventure that began when Cassidy left DĂșn Laoghaire shortly after his retirement three-and-a-half years ago.. . . . .

Full Article on Afloat.ie Click Here

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